Oregonian publication rates and distribution list
Published Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly at Pendleton Oregon the Oregonian is kept on sale at The Call East Oregonian is a city and county paper details include mail and carrier subscriptions with varying terms and rates.
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Oregonian Onin Hing CO
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Oragonian
Dally East
Dragoa
Morrion Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News
Chicago
Pay Security Bull Wash Co
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For Us All Poem Excerpt by Augusta Wall
Fragment from a poem celebrating sunshine, roses, violets and birds in morning light. It lists seasons and their colors, ending with Winter’s frost and snow. The author Augusta Wall is credited.
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Augusta Wall
Get Together convention urged for county unity
A large community meeting titled Get Together will be held at the Oregon theatre tomorrow. Six organizations Farmers Union Commercial Club Good Roads Association Creditmen’s Association District Fair Association and Round-up will attend to discuss aims and work benefiting all county residents. Each group advocates practical benefits for farmers merchants and the public with emphasis on education protection and civic welfare.
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Oregon Theatre
Farmers’ Union
Commercial Club
Good Roads Association
Creditmen’s Association
District Fair Association
Pendieton
Railroads face expected ICC decision with cautious optimism
Henry Clews in his weekly financial review says a compromise seems likely as Western rates were high and Eastern rates low. Railroads remain confident, financing and pursuing planned improvements despite some recent underperforming dividends, and better times are anticipated ahead.
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Financial
Henry Clews
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canada Reciprocity Bill Moves In Washington
A Canadian reciprocity bill passage in the House is seen as a step in the right direction though concessions are limited. The Senate's actions remain unclear and an extra session by President Taft is possible but not desired, to avoid reopening tariff debates.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Political conflict over initiative and Bailey ouster
A legislative clash over the initiative process stalls reform, spotlighting Bailey as repeatedly investigated and urged to resign. Despite calls from Governor West and some Senate resistance, Bailey remains in office amid statewide demands for change and political maneuvering.
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Food and Dairy Commissioner
Bailey
House
Senate
West
Bowerman
Uma- Ulla County
Barrett
Burgess
The Keeper of the Great Game Chance
A rugged tribute to relentless demand and stern reward for the brave. It likens a stern figure guiding fearless sons to a keeper of the great game, hiding steel beneath gentleness and demanding the hard strain of courage.
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Charles C, Jones
Washington and his three million children joke
A German cobbler tells a joke about George Washington’s birthday and asking about the country’s population. The punchline reveals misunderstanding over “three million children,” highlighting a humorous misinterpretation of Washington being the father of his country. Joe Kerr.
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Washington
Dot
Nottings
Thas
Joe Kerr
Now Vote It Through The City Prepares For New High School
The school board has chosen plans for a new high school and the public is urged to support the project. Architect Troutman is known locally and his design promises an up-to-date, presentable building. A special election will be called soon to approve the bond issue, with expectations of a favorable outcome.
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Troutman
To Youth Grown Old Poem Reflection
A reflective verse by Maurice Francis Egan printed in Century laments a gifted youth who forgets gratitude after dawn of achievements. It urges recalling sunrise splendors, God’s likeness, and the red gold of youth, warning self love will darken the path in old age.
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Maurice Francis Egan
Young Aviator Fred Drove Snowy Skies to Death
In a Detroit Free Press item a young aviator named Fred flies an aeroplane over snowy terrain as his barograph records the route. The piece notes that though he traveled through wintry skies, his epitaph marks him dead.
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Fred
Detroit Free Press
Jones and the elephant’s milk joke
A schoolmaster asks where a baby was brought up on elephant’s milk. Jones claims it gained ten pounds daily. The master scolds him and asks the location. Jones finally reveals the baby was raised at the elephant’s barn.
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Jones
Dialogue Snippet Foreshadows Plans To Marry
A light exchange reveals Ferdy worrying about finances before marriage while the other party jokes about romance and needs. The dialogue hints at practical and romantic clashes in a pair’s future, with humor about clothes and meals.
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